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2019 UU Annual Goods & Services Auction UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH of BLOOMINGTON Catalog 2019 UU Annual Goods & Services Auction UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF BLOOMINGTON Sunday May 5, 2019 Catalog Auction Schedule……………………………………………………………………….2 Auction Team…………………………………………………………………………….3 Rules………………………………………………………………………………………….4 Silent Auction Items…………………………………………………………………..6 Live Auction Items…………………………………………………………………….13 Auction Schedule 12:30 pm Lunch & Baked Goods available for purchase 1:30 pm Bidder registration Silent Auction bidding begins in Meeting Room 2:00 pm Live Auction begins in the Meeting Room 2:30pm Silent Auction closes on Kids and Family Table 3:00 pm Silent Auction closes on Table 2 3:30 pm Silent Auction closes on Table 3 4:00 pm Live Auction ends Proceed to Final Check Out This Catalog and Absentee Bidder Form are Available Online at: http://www.uubloomington.org 2 Thank You!! To all of the donors listed throughout these pages for their generous gifts of time, talent, and treasure; with apologies to anyone we may have unintentionally missed. To all of the bidders who will raise their paddles freely to buy these gifts. To the many energetic volunteers who made this all happen. Goods and Services Auction Team Organizing Committee Deb Fish, Ann Kamman, Joan Carlton, Rich Slabach, Ann LeDuc Auctioneer Darrell Breeden & Bill Breeden Absentee Bidders Jan Skinner + Vickie Provine Catalog Editor Lynn Struve Cashiers Drew Schrader, Arzetta Hults-Losensky Kitchen Assistants Marlin Howard, Port Chalice Circle, Mary Boutain Dessert Donors Numerous! Soup Provided By Vivian Breeden, Georgia Emmert, Janice Bagwell, Harlan Lewis Gift Basket Assembling Pat Slabach Recorder for Dinners Matt Stonecipher, Julie Cauble, Ann Connors Recorder for Bids Andrea Murray, Brandi Edwards Registration Dave Crane & Kevin Rottet Silent Auction Assistants Kelly Patrick, Amira Sabbagh Solicitation of Dinners Joan Caulton Sound Technician Chris Haynes Live Auction Item Display Glenda Breeden & Abby Gitlitz Assistance with set-up, clean-up Greg Haas, John Summerlot, Bill Boyles …..and thanks to many members and friends of UU Bloomington! 3 Auction Rules Registration for Live & Silent Auctions Registration for bidders begins at 1:30 PM. Paddle Numbers and Buyer’s Sheets Upon registration, you will receive a “paddle” with your bidding number on it. In order to participate in either the silent or live auction, you will need to have registered and have a bidding number. During the auction, keep track of your purchases on the half-page buyer’s sheet provided at registration. Absentee Bids Please do not bid for someone else. Complete an absentee bid form and give it to the official Absentee Bidders before the auction begins. Checking Out Check-out is available after the live auction begins. When an item is sold, the bidder number and price will be recorded and filed at the Check Out tables. When you wish to leave, or at the end of the auction, please go to the Check Out tables and present your bidding paddle. The totals for your purchases will be calculated. Upon paying, you will be given a receipt for each item you purchased. Payment must be made BEFORE you retrieve your items. Payment may be made by cash, credit card, or personal check made payable to Unitarian Universalist Church of Bloomington and write “Auction” on the memo portion of the check. Present your paid receipt when you pick up your auction item(s). All purchases must be removed on the day of the auction unless purchaser requires help transporting items and gets approval from Auction Chair, Deb Fish. Notification Donors of services will be notified as soon as possible after the auction of all those individuals who purchased the donated services. Buyers should keep a copy of the auction catalog and contact donors using the telephone number/email address provided in the catalog. Expiration Policy It is up to buyers to contact donors for services purchased. Unless both parties come to an agreement on a specific extension, purchases will be forfeited after one year. This policy protects donors from building up multiple obligations for unclaimed items. The buildup leads to reluctance to offer the service for the next auction. Enter your bid on the sheet beside the item. The number on the sheet should match the one on the item’s tag. Use your bidder number, NOT your name. Raise bids in whole dollar amounts only. 4 Do not cross out an old bid. Enter a new bid on a new line instead. Some items this year have a set price. If you want to purchase that, put your bid number on the sheet. Specific Guidelines for Silent Auction For the Kids’ and Family Table 1, bidding ends at 2:30 pm. Table 2 ends at 3:00. Table 3 ends at 3:30. Highest bid at closing times wins. Some items on the Silent tables will be set at one price with a specific number who can bid on them. If you bid, you win at the designated price. Winning bids will be highlighted on bidding sheets after the bidding closes. Do not remove bid sheets from the Table Areas! After paying, you must pick up your item from Table Personnel. Specific Guidelines for the Live Auction Enter your bids by raising your paddle high in the air for the spotter to see and the auctioneer to acknowledge. Feel free to bid as many times as required to enter the winning bid. During the live auction, feel free to continue placing bids for Silent Auction items. Auction will end at 4:00pm, proceed to check-out. After paying, you must pick up your item(s). THANK YOU AND ENJOY THE AUCTION!! 5 Kids and Families KF01 Rainbow Pack of Homemade Play-Doh. 6 lots. Specify scented or unscented, and how to personalize the container. Avail. coffee hours May 12th and 19th. Adrienne Summerlot, dre@uubloomington, 812-219-5903 KF02a,b,c Upcycled Stuffed Critters. Made of upcycled wool with polyester stuffing. Kathleen Soens. [email protected], 317-529-2286 KF03 Poetry Stones Kit. For creating one’s own poetic concrete word stones. Anon. KF04 Memory Game. Well-loved and well-used. Oliver Beck, 812-219-6177 KF05 Triceratops. 9” green Imaginext toy; no batteries needed. Oliver Beck, 812-219-6177 KF06 1979 Star Wars Chewbacca Activity Book. Mint condition. Mary Carol Reardon, [email protected], 812-837-9103 KF07 Book, I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Saved the World. Avery Beck, 812-219-6177 KF08 Inflatable Submarine. 3’ long; not a flotation device. Emily and Adam Leite, [email protected], 812-333-9822 KF09 Young Reader Book Set. Collection of beginner books. Anna Beauchamp, [email protected], 812-947-8568 KF10 Rubber Band Race Car. Classic wind-up toy car. Anon. KF11 Baby Steps 6-in-1 Ergonomic Baby Carrier. For 3–36 mos. 47.2” waistband. Inward- facing, outward-facing, and back carry. Ellie Moss, [email protected], 812-369- 9711 KF12 Babysitting, 2 hours. Experienced babysitter and certified Safe Sitter. Will take up to two kids for two hours at a mutually scheduled time. Katie Summerlot, [email protected], 812-679-6585 KF13 Gingerbread Ornament Making. Fellowship Hall, Sat. Dec. 14, 10AM-1PM; ages 3-10, bring sack lunch; minimum 5, maximum 12 kids. Kitty McIntosh, [email protected], 812-272-5795 6 KF14 Parents’ Time Out – Dance Party for Elementary-School Kids. Fellowship Hall, Friday August 9, 5–8PM. Adrienne Summerlot, [email protected], KF15 Make Your Own Slime!!—or Play-Doh. UUCB Kitchen and Fellowship Hall, Sat. Nov. 2, 10AM–12PM. Workshop will include experimenting with colors, fragrances, and other additives; for ages 7 and up; children should dress for messiness; each can take home a batch in a personalized container. Adrienne and Katie Summerlot, [email protected], 812-679-6585 KF16 Kid’s Stone Bead Necklace. Doris Wittenburg. [email protected], 812-606-3092 KF17 Stuffed Animals. Box of 17—take your pick! Ann Clark, [email protected], 812- 320-8334 KF18 Book, Spiritual Midwifery by Ina May Gaskin. Ellie Moss, [email protected], 812- 369-9711 KF19 Book, The Nursing Mother’s Companion, 6th ed., by Kathleen Huggins. Ellie Moss, [email protected], 812-369-9711 KF20 Book, The Real Story of the Three Little Pigs, by Kathleen Weiss and Celeste Lengerich. A retelling of the story from a green point of view, placing value on the interconnectedness of all life. Janice Bagwell and Georgia Emmert, [email protected], 812-327- 3075 7 Silent Auction Items S01 Sterling Silver Earrings. Post attachment. Jan Skinner, [email protected], 812-333-4245 S02 Gold Earrings. 2” triangles; French hook attachment. Anon. S03 Cubic Zirconia & Silver Ring. Large cubic zirconia surrounded by small cubic zirconia stones; size 7, heavy weight. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369- 4976 (home), 847-902-9034 (cell) S04 Lapis Lazuli & Silver Earrings. Large oval lapis lazuli and silver; pierced. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369-4976 (home), 847-902-9034 (cell) S05 African Bracelet. Black, expandable; made in Africa. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369-4976 (home), 847-902-9034 (cell) S06 Antique Button Bracelet. Lavender crystal and button bracelet, by Anastatia’s Button Jewelry. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369-4976 (home), 847- 902-9034 (cell) S07 Stone Meditation Beads. Varied blue and white. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369-4976 (home), 847-902-9034 (cell) S08 Marcasite and Silver Ring. Six rows of marcasite stones in marquise setting; size 5. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369-4976 (home), 847-902-9034 (cell) S09 Multi-Colored Stone & Silver Butterfly Earrings. Delicate butterfly design; pierced. Sharon and Dan Wiseman, [email protected], 812-369-4976 (home), 847-902-9034 (cell) S10 Pink Quartz & Silver Drop Earrings.
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